I'm not a sir - Fury

In April 1945, the Allies are making their final push in the European theater. A battle-hardened Army sergeant named Don "Wardaddy" Collier (Brad Pitt), leading a Sherman tank and a five-man crew, undertakes a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Hopelessly outnumbered, outgunned and saddled with an inexperienced soldier (Logan Lerman) in their midst, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds as they move to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.

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[zhicaofang]

Things I love about this scene:
-Shows indirect, observed, and calibrated fire of heavy machine gun, a rare sight in Hollywood movies which typically prefer style of MG fire
-Mortar fire, hizz, then distant explosion, keeps looping in the backgroundgreat attention to detail
-Shows regularly ignored "staff officer" routine, exchange of intel, confirmation of objectives, plans the operation (even just a minor one involving a platoon and four tanks) on the map in advance
-The captain has visible wounds on his face, obviously a frontline leader that fights alongside his men rather than a pencil pusher behind a desk
-"Why don't they just quit?" "Would you?" These lines run deep. The GIs are on the winning side, yet their fatigue, frustration, and desperation of facing an equally fatigue, frustrated, but desperate enemy are visible.

[Lesardah]

"Paste em hard for me. They murdered some good boys today."

Jason Isaacs is fantastic.

[ziggyanderson]

- “Where’s your boss”
- “DEAD”
I always laugh a little at the delivery of that line

[thesnortgringe]

The cameo appearance of J.Isaccs and Scott Eastwood here is just about right.Both of them had only a few lines however their performances are as equally as good as the others were.Great casting.

[z]

I AM NOT SIR! I AM SERGEANT OR SARGE! SIR YOU SAVE FOR USELESS PEOPLE!

[panzerivausfg]

Johnny my bro, the upload rate is faster than an MG42 these days!!🎉

[oriamir]

0:30 that's Clint Eastwood's son as Sgt. Miles.

[Travx]

Johnny you gotta upload the whole “Send Me” clip from Fury, it’s one of the best scenes of the whole crew in the movie

[redrocket]

One of the best WWII movies ever made!

[STOICZZZ]

From hero Captain to villain Death Eater, tsk tsk Lucius Malfoy. Should've seen it coming though, he's rockin' enemy drip right here LOL 😏🎖️🇺🇲🏰🧙‍♀️⤵️🧥😅🤓😂

[jonobrien]

Ideals are peaceful history is violent.

[MatsecondAcc]

Jason Isaacs his American accent so good

[OscarLimaCharlie]

Dude I have watched all of these movies and every time I watched these videos I missed a portion lol

[danzmitrovich]

Good war movie when the draft cards are signed to go to war at anytime and most people still wanted to fight even after pearl harbor

[alifr]

Why am i reading it as "i'm not a furry - sir" 💀

[striker]

Fuck! Ww2 man! Bloodiest world war so far.

[MMSaabChannel]

Thanks for a great channel loves this clips 😍😍

[PODSMPSG]

He's right. He works for a living.

[thesnortgringe]

Can someone explain for me as to why those possible POWs (around the 0.50 mins mark)stand like that, slightly erect with their hands tied behind their back but their heads planted on the brick wall while the american soldiers watch over them.Is it just standard military procedure or does it signify something we don't know during wars?

[redaug]

I wish we got high-budget WWII tank movie that wasn't made by David Ayer 🤢